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q seath. ins eaftai's aat 'tlsenfrcesi 70 TIE
fever. sfs
a large Boston brig Ehlch was nsore than
half loadeli, had Desn driven hard ami last
ashore and no" lay on Der bessn end, VIA
her yasd arms IN the water Several lighters,
that bad tAken refuge IN little creek which
made INTO the heart Of tne ISLAND, had t.'come
total WRECKS, wniis their detected crews sat
I ia groups on the sand and bewaised their sad
fortunes.
The sailor whose skull had been fractured
died during the morning. After se bad
Inasle preparations for the burial, we rowed
over o. the bark 10 see how much she Wa
( damaged short pun over ths water,
which ~as now calm and smooth. 80 different
I from What g had been twelve hours before,
/ piacesf "a alongside OF the bark Al the gang
way was met by the mate
"Ogr captain has gone. be began IN lo~
ycdce. Ne must hase died while cur two
vessels were afoul Of each other, Tor he was
apparently DONG Wei at dinner time, and
just as scon A. We got apart and found that
We werns going down, | went into the cabin
and theIe found him dead
I volunteered 20 send my men ashore tc
pFepzre the two grayes, and also 10 call aEns
tho o.ficisls and obtain permission 20 bury ihs
bodies. Key Francis i but small island oi
PERHAPS some i've miles square. but out o'
this area there + less than one mile OF frni
clear ground the rest y dense jungle and iua
penetrable zango swamps- The cleared
places ore the extreme southwestern point or
which stand the lighthouse and two or thres
rude houses occupied by the keeper of the
light and the few pilots who are needed q
bring tbs vessels safely IN and out OF the port
while the other = iiltie knoll, not more thar
q quarter Of an acre IN extent, and this piae'
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